Graduate Trainee- Software Engineer (UAE NATIONALS)

The Training program for the Graduate Trainee - Software Engineer will cover the below training areas/skills:

1. Springboot

• Training on Java and Spring Boot technologies
• Training on SOLID principles, Event Driven Architecture, Spring boot, MongoDB, Spring Cloud, Hibernate and have passion for coding.
• Hands on experience with cloud design patterns and their implementation.
• CI/CD principles.
• Solving, troubleshooting issues in distributed services ecosystem.
• Distributed services resiliency and monitoring in a production environment.
Exposure to API gateway integrations like 3Scale, Kong etc.

2.Node JS

• Training on developing scalable and highly-available Restful APIs using NodeJS technologies.
• CI/CD principles.
• Solving, troubleshooting issues in distributed services ecosystem.
• Understanding of containerization, experienced in Dockers , Kubernetes.
• Practical experience with GraphQL.
• Exposure to API gateway integrations like 3Scale.
• Understanding of Single-Sign-on or token based authentication (Rest, JWT, oAuth)
• Gain knowledge of task/message queues include but not limited to: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Pushpin and Kafka

3. Full stack (React JS & Node JS)

• Developing scalable and highly available Restful APIs using NodeJS technologies.
• CI/CD principles.
• Solving, troubleshooting issues in distributed services ecosystem.
• Understanding of containerization, experienced in Dockers, Kubernetes.
• Exposure to API gateway integrations like 3Scale.
• Understanding of Single-Sign-on or token-based authentication (Rest, JWT, OAuth)
• Task/message queues include but not limited to: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Pushpin and Kafka.
• Practical experience with GraphQL.
• Writing tested, idiomatic, and documented JavaScript, HTML and CSS.
• Experiencing in Developing responsive web-based UI.
• Writing non-blocking code, and resorting to advanced techniques.
• Training on JavaScript, including DOM manipulation and the JavaScript object model.
• Documenting the code inline using JSDoc or other conventions.